Changes in the amino acid composition depending on the pre-sowing treatment of seeds

The use of green mass of annual leguminous crops allows to get a rich amount of protein feed. Therefore, the quality of the green mass must be ensured in the context of sustainable crop production and feed efficiency. Apparently, the use of pre-sowing seed treatment with different-sized metal partic...

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Main Authors: Podlasova E.Yu., Lebedev S.V.
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: EDP Sciences 2021-01-01
Series:E3S Web of Conferences
Online Access:https://www.e3s-conferences.org/articles/e3sconf/pdf/2021/58/e3sconf_efsc2021_05005.pdf
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Summary:The use of green mass of annual leguminous crops allows to get a rich amount of protein feed. Therefore, the quality of the green mass must be ensured in the context of sustainable crop production and feed efficiency. Apparently, the use of pre-sowing seed treatment with different-sized metal particles and growth regulators can affect the amino acid composition of crops. In the conducted work, it was found that pre-sowing treatment of seeds with UFP MoO2 increased the content of essential amino acids in peas - 5.75%, millet - 3.61, and in barley with UFP SiO2 - 4.01%. Similarly, UFP MoO2 stimulated the content of proline in the biomass of peas-1.82%, millet-0.15%, barley-0.32% compared to the control.In mixed crops of peas, millet, and barley, the content of leucine-isoleucine increased by -0.36%, lysine-0.13%, tyrosine - 0.04%, proline - 0.76%, threonine-0.36%, alanine - 0.27%, histidine - 0.02%, and glycine - 0.25% compared to the control. The amount of essential amino acids in the mixed crop under the action of the UFP MoO2 increased by 1.38%.
ISSN:2267-1242